Enhanced Channel Estimation Using Superimposed Training Based on Universal Basis Expansion

In this correspondence, an approach to enhance the quality of superimposed training (ST) based channel estimation procedures is proposed. The approach is based on postprocessing the estimated channel. This postprocessing is performed with the projection of the estimated channel onto a set of orthogo...

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description In this correspondence, an approach to enhance the quality of superimposed training (ST) based channel estimation procedures is proposed. The approach is based on postprocessing the estimated channel. This postprocessing is performed with the projection of the estimated channel onto a set of orthogonal functions known as the Universal Basis (UB), that were defined in [A. G. Orozco-Lugo, R. Parra-Michel, D. McLernon, and V. Kontorovitch, ldquoEnhancing the Performance of the CR Blind Channel Estimation Algorithm Using the Karhunen-Loeve Expansion,rdquo Proceedings of the ICASSP , May 2002, pp. III-2653-III-2656 ]. The projection leads to improved channel estimation when compared to raw ST methods. We demonstrate the enhanced performance of the proposed technique by means of both theoretical formulas and simulation results, focusing on data dependent ST.
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Bandwidth
Bit error rate
Blinds
Channel estimation
Channels
Chromium
Computer simulation
DDST
Detection, estimation, filtering, equalization, prediction
Digital communication
Digital filters
Exact sciences and technology
Finite impulse response filter
Focusing
Information, signal and communications theory
Matched filters
Miscellaneous
orthogonal basis expansion
Orthogonal functions
Projection
Signal and communications theory
Signal processing
Signal, noise
superimposed training
Telecommunications and information theory
Training
Transmitters
universal basis
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